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Study Abroad at Victoria University of Wellington

About Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand

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Wellington
21,000
2.7 (4.0 scale)
Semester 1 (Feb-June)
Calendar year (Feb-Nov)
Semester 2 (July-Nov)
Academic year (July-June)
November 1 for semester 1 and calendar year; April 1 for
semester 2 and academic year
http://www.victoria-international.ac.nz
Online Course Catalog
Rachael Derrick

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What Victoria University of Wellington has to offer

• A compact, cosmopolitan and vibrant academic setting
• Humanities and social sciences rank in the World Top 100 (Times Higher Education Supplement, 2008)
• Facilities on campus include: A marae, library, cafes, bank, computer shop, recreation and cultural facilities, health services and many other student support services
• An opportunity to The opportunity to participate in the Victoria International Leadership Program (VILP), an academically-oriented extracurricular program. VILP is focused on themes of international leadership, cross-cultural communication, global connectedness and sustainability. It is the first program of its kind among New Zealand universities
• An active students union and more than 120 cultural, social and athletic clubs to choose from
• Access to New Zealand’s political and cultural center

Housing
• Housing is with New Zealand students and other international students in furnished apartments or halls of residence
• All housing is within walking distance to the main campus and city center or close to public transportation
• Housing is self-catered and includes kitchens where students can prepare their own meals

Academics
• Diverse and interesting programs with many New Zealand-focused courses available
• Seven faculties: architecture and design; commerce and administration; education; engineering; humanities and social sciences (including the New Zealand School of Music); law; and science
• Students take three or four courses per semester

Top departments
• Biomedical science
• Criminology
• Earth sciences
• Film and theatre
• History
• Music
• Political science and international relations
• Psychology

 

 
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